The summer is quickly coming to a close and the host J. Richard Jones is back with a new episode of CGE Weekly. He spends some time catching of up with CGE Editor-in-Chief, Lori Turnbull. Their conversation dives right into the issue of the Conservative Party leadership, election dates, and potential future leadership candidates for the Liberal Party.
Also in this episode:
- The pros and cons of Pierre Poilievre
- What does the shifting Conservative leadership mean?
- Does Pierre Poilievre have what takes, or limited growth appeal?
- Who is appealing more to the working class, Conservatives or NDP?
- Where are the Liberals with social programs like childcare, PharmaCare, dental care?
- Is the Trudeau leadership getting long in the tooth?
- Who’s on deck to lead the Liberals?
- And much more!
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